Unit 5: Management and Working of Major Cooperative Organizations and Institutions PDF

Unit 5:- Management and working of major Cooperative Organisations and institutions NABARD,NCUI,NCCT,VAMNICOM,NCDC,MILMA, SURABHI,CAPEX,TEXFED,SERIFED,SC/ST FED,NSFDC, MATSYAFED,HOSPITALFED,VANITHAFED,HOUSEFED, RUBBERMARK,KERAFED,NAFED,NHRDF,MARKETFED CONSUMERFED, MASK ,NCARDBF, NAFSCOB, AIMAS TRIF...

Unit 5:- Management and working of major Cooperative Organisations and institutions NABARD,NCUI,NCCT,VAMNICOM,NCDC,MILMA, SURABHI,CAPEX,TEXFED,SERIFED,SC/ST FED,NSFDC, MATSYAFED,HOSPITALFED,VANITHAFED,HOUSEFED, RUBBERMARK,KERAFED,NAFED,NHRDF,MARKETFED CONSUMERFED, MASK ,NCARDBF, NAFSCOB, AIMAS TRIFED, COMARK, Indian Coffee house, KAIRALI, COOPTEX, HANVEEV, NCDFI, AMUL, NCCF, COIRFED, COIRBOARD, HANTEX, SPCS, NDDB, RAIDCO, RUBCO CAMPCO,IFFCO, Kerala Dinesh Beedi Workers Central Cooperative Society, NHB, KRIBHCO, HUDCO, NLCF, CAPE 1  1. NABARD (National Bank for Agricultural and Rural Development)  NABARD Act : 1981  Established : 12th July 1982  HQ : Mumbai CRAFICARD/B. Sivaraman Committee Recommended the formation of NABARD Appointed by : RBI in 30 March 1979 Report submitted in : 1981 Chairman : B Sivaraman Committee to Review Arrangements For Institutional Credit For Agriculture and Rural Development (CRAFICARD)  NABARD was established as an apex bank by merging the Agricultural Credit Department of RBI & Agricultural Refinance Development Corporation (Agricultural Refinance corporation -1963 Rename Agricultural Refinance Development corporation 1975)  NABARD was started with the capital of Rs 100 Crore equally by Government of India & RBI.(Today fully owned by Govt of India) 2  It managed by 15 Board of directors consisting Chairman : 1 Directors : 2 who are experienced in rural economics and rural development Directors : 3 from out of the Directors of the RBI Officials : 3 (Government of India) Directors : 4 from amongst the officials of the State Government Deputy MD : 2  Present MLA/MP cannot participate in the Board of NABARD  The Chairman of NABARD appointed by Govt. of India  Term of Chairman : 5 Years  1st Chairman : Ramakrishna Iyyer  Present Chairman : Shaji K V  VISION : “Development Bank of the Nation for Fostering Rural Prosperity” 3  TRAINING ESTABLISHMENTS 1.BIRD  Training institute sponsored by NABARD  Bankers Institute of Rural Development  Established : 1983  HQ : Lucknow 2. NBSC  National Bank Staff College  Established : 1986  HQ : Lucknow  KCC - Kissan Credit Card - Scheme launched by NABARD in August 1998. ( R V Gupta Committee)  Non overdue cover is a condition formed by NABARD  In 1992, Promotion of SHG (Self-help Group) among Rural launched by NABARD.  RBI transferred its right to Issue Rural Credit to NABARD in 1982  2 Departments of NABARD 4 Inspection Vikas Volunteer Vahini (VVV)  Established : 1982  Programme was renamed as Farmers’ Club Programme in 2005  The major objective of the club is to promote development through credit, technology transfer, awareness and capacity building of the farmers.  Vyas Committee related with NABARD ( 2001)  Swarojgar Credit Card (SCC) Scheme was introduced by NABARD with ministry of finance in September 2003  ‘Grameeya’ is the Half yearly Publication of NABARD. Function of NABARD 1. Credit Function 2. Development Function 3. Supervisory or Regulatory Function 5  Funds 1. National Rural Credit Stabilization Fund ( to give short term and medium term loan to co-operatives) 2. National Rural Credit Long Term Operation Fund (For long- term loans to Cooperatives and also for purchasing debentures for State Co-operative Agricultural and Rural Development Bank) 3. Research and Development Fund 4. RIDF ( Rural Infrastructure Development Fund by GOI) (1995-1996) 5. CDF ( Co-operative Development Fund) ( 2nd Feb 1993) SUBSIDIARIES  NABKISAN NABSAMRUDDHI NABFINS NABFOUNDATION NABCONS NABVENTURES NABSanrakshan 6 NABSKILL NABSKILL is a digital interface initiative by NABARD to capture the details of stakeholders viz., Project Implementing Agencies and NABARD involved in off farm sector initiatives of NABARD. 8 off - farm Sectors & 31 regional offices ( In Kerala NABSKILL situated at Trivandrum) Financing of Joint Liability Groups (JLGs) Financing of JLGs was introduced as a pilot project in 2004-05 by NABARD in 8 States with the support of 13 RRBs. JLGs are informal groups of 4-10 members who are engaged in similar economic activities and who are willing to jointly undertake to repay the loans taken by the Group from the Banks. Development Action Plan In order to strengthen Co-operative Credit Institutions both in Short Term and Long Term Structures as viable units on a sustainable basis, NABARD had introduced a mechanism of DAP/ MoU aiming at institution specific measures in 1994-95 7  E-SHAKTI The National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) initiated the digitising of Self Help Groups (SHGs) in India through their pilot project called e-Shakti. 2. NCUI ( National Co-operative Union of India)  Registered under Multi Unit Co-operative Societies Act – 1942  HQ : New Delhi  National Level Apex Body in the Co-operative movement of India  National body responsible for Cooperative Education and Training  Known as National Level Spokesman 8  In 1929 It started with the name ‘All India Co-operative Institutes Association’  The name changed to All India Co-operative Union (All India Co-operative Institute association and Indian provincial cooperative bank association)  In 1961 the name of All India Co-operative Union was changed to National Co-operative Union of India.  Recommended by Gorhan Committee.  “To make the Voice of Co-operation as strong as Ever” is the Supreme Motto of NCUI.  Co-operative weeks ( Nov.14-20 ) is celebrated under the Leadership of NCUI.  3 holding hands in outer circle with a message “Peace, Progress, Prosperity” NCUI logo.  1st January 1964 : Affiliated to ICA Publications of NCUI  The Co-operator (Monthly Publication)  Indian Co-operative Review (Quarterly Publication)  Co-operative News 9  Membership of NCUI 1) All State Co-operative Union (SCU) 2) Govt. of India 3) Reserve Bank of India 4) State level and National level Co-operative Federation Administrative Set up  General body is the ultimate authority of NCUI  Governing Council consist of 21+1 Ex-officio Member (Total 22)  The General Body also elects the Governing Council of NCUI for a tenure of five years.  The Executive Committee consists of President and Vice Presidents and 15 other members  President is the administrative head 3. NCCE (NATIONAL CENTRE FOR CO-OPERATIVE EDUCATION)  Established : 1958  HQ : New Delhi  The National Centre for Cooperative Education was established in 1958 for organizing cooperative education and training programmes for capacity building of the cooperative leadership and personnel. These programmes are conducted at the NCUI Headquarters, IFFCO/KRIBHCO 10  plants, and in collaboration with cooperative organizations spread across the country. In addition, need-based programmes are also designed and conducted as per requests received from cooperative federations and organizations from time to time. 4. NCCT ( National Council for Co-operative Training )  Recommended by M. S. Swaminathan Committee ( 1973 )  The Central Committee for Cooperative Training was established in the First Five year plan (1953)  “National level agency for Co-operative Education is NCCT”  Established in 1st July 1976  Start Function in 18/7/1976  Constituted by NCUI with the approval of Govt. of India  HQ : New Delhi  Formed in : 5th Five Year Plan  NCCT is a registered society under Society Registration Act, 1860  3 Tier structure  Apex Level - VAMNICOM  Middle Level - “5” RICM (Regional Institute of Co- operative Management & “14” ICM - Institute of Co-operative Management  Lower Level - Junior Training Centers (JTC) ( 107 ) 11  Two “2” ICM’s working in Kerala :  Poojappura ,Thiruvananthapuram  Parassinikadav , Kannur  PAC Soft 2000 is related to ICM  President of NCCT : Union Minister of Co-operation ( Amit Shah)  1st Chairman : D. G. Karve  Members of NCCT shall not exceed 30 5. VAMNICOM (Vaikunth Mehta National Institute of Co- operative Management)  Came into force : April 1967  HQ : Pune  Publication : Co-operative Perspective  Objectives :- Management training , Management education , Research and publication , Consultation and other related activities  The committee for cooperative training under chairmanship of Prof. D.R Gadgil, develop a co-operative Training College at Pune, National Cooperative College and Research Institute ( NCCRI) 12  The Ministry of Community Development and Cooperation (Govt of India) established the Central Institute of Management for Consumer's Business (CIMCOB) at Bombay in 1964.  CIMCOB was merged with the National Cooperative College and Research Institute (NCCRI) to form the present National Institute.  As a tribute to the late Shri Vaikunth Mehta, the National Institute was named after him, as Vaikunth Mehta National Institute of Cooperative Management (VAMNICOM) in April 1967.  The Govt of India provides grants-in-aid to National Council for Cooperative Training (NCCT) , New Delhi to meet the establishment and other cost of VAMNICOM 6.NCDC ( National Co-operative Development Corporation )  Established by : Govt. of India  Established : 13/03/1963 (14/03/1963)  NCDC Act passed in : 1962  HQ : New Delhi  It established during : 3rd five year plan 13  NCDC was established by an Act of Parliament in 1963 as a Statutory Corporation under the Ministry of Cooperation. (13 March 1963 )  It is a statutory Corporation under the Ministry of Co- operation  In 1956, the National Co-operative Development and Warehousing Board as per recommendation of " All India Rural Credit Survey Committee" it is run by NCDC.  Now, The warehousing activities carried on by establishing "Central warehousing Corporation and food grains by FCI ( Food Corporation of India)  The Supreme body - General Council. It consist of 51 Members  The Executive Committee - Managing Committee it consist of 12 Members(Appointed by Govt of India)  Managing Director is the Chief Executive.  Besides its head office NCDC Functions through 18 regional of state directorates  The president of NCDC - Union Minister of Co-operation  NCDC gives financial assistance to State Government and not to the Co-operative organization.  National Co-operative Development Fund is constituted by NCDC 14  The Rural Consumer Scheme / Lead Link Scheme was introduced by NCDC in 1976 (Distribution of essential articles in Rural area is the main object)  The assistance given by NCDC by the way of Loan and subsidy  LINAC  Laxmanrao Inamdar National Academy for Cooperative Research and Development  NCDC had set up its own training institution in 1985  HQ : Gurugram, Haryana  TOPIC  Training of Personnel in Cooperatives  HQ : Gurugram, Haryana  ICDP  ICDP - Integrated Co-operative Development Project  Implemented by NCDC in 1985-86  ICDP implemented first in - Nadia District West Bengal  In Kerala first implemented in Wayanad District.( 1987-1988)  In Kerala there are 5 ICDP ( 7th five year plan )  The agency for implementation of ICDP was DCB’s  The scheme of ICDP was introduced by NCDC in the 7th five year Plan 15  Second phase of ICDP is now implementing in the revenue district of Idukki, Palakkad and Thrissur  The grant given to KERAFED for Co-operative Development by NCDC was Commodity Grant.  Co-operative Spinning mills are governed and controlled by NCDC  Minimum Support Price is a Scheme of NCDC (MSP) 7.MILMA (Kerala Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation (KCMMF)  Registered : 1980 April  Headquarters : Thiruvananthapuram  Regional Offices : Thiruvananthapuram, Kozhikode (Malabar), Kochi (Regional Milk Producers Union)  Cattle feed Plants : Pattanakkad,Alappuzha : Malampuzha,Palakkad  Regional Co.op Milk Producers Union TVM Region (TRCMPU) EKM Region (ERCMPU) Malabar Region (MRCMPU) 16  First Chairman : S Nagarajan  Training Center : Thrissur  Central processing unit : Alappuzha , Punnapra  Structure : 3 Tier Structure  Established : In connection with Operation Flood - 2  Publication : Ksheera Sandesham Slogan 1. “Keralam kanikandunarunna nanma” 2. “Palinte menma Nadinte Nanma” Mission “Farmers Prosperity through consumer satisfaction” PRODUCTS Refresh ( Mango flavor ) Chocobite is the product of Milma Deliza is the brand name of chocolate produced by MILMA Flavored milk Milma JOOY  There are 2 Types of Primary Milk Co-operatives in Kerala 1 KVCS - Ksheera Vyavasaya Co-operative Society (Traditional Society)-“Cattle Mortality Fund (Traditional)” 2 KUCS - Ksheera Ulpadhaka Co-operative Society (Apcos) “Cattle Development Fund (APCOS)” 17  8. SURABHI (Kerala State Handicraft Apex Co-operative Society)  Headquarters : Kochi  Registered in : 16-09-1964  Started Functioning : 21-09-1964 9. CAPEX (Kerala State Cashew Workers Apex Industrial Co- operative Society)  Registered in : September 1984  Headquarters- Kollam 10. TEXFED. (Kerala State Co-operative Textile Federation Ltd)  Registered in 1992  Headquarters : Thiruvananthapuram  Tagline : Weavers of God’s Own Country 18  11. SERIFED (Kerala State Sericultural Co-operative Federation Ltd)  Headquarters : Thiruvananthapuram  Registered : 16-12-1994  Started Functioning : 10-02-1995  Two Cocoon processing centers 1) Pattanakadu - Alappuzha 2) Uduma - Kasaragod  CENTRAL SILK BOARD:- H. Q. – Bangalore  SERISREE Recently Kerala has launched a poverty eradication project in the state namely "SERISREE", through intensive promotion of sericulture among the people Below Poverty Line (BPL). The federation receives financial support from the "Swarnjayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojana" (SGSY) of the Government of India. 19  12. SC/ST FED (Kerala State Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe Development Co-operative Federation Ltd)  Registered : 22-07-1981  Started Functioning : 05-10-1981  Headquarters : TVM  SC/ST Federation also facilitates marketing of Minor Forest Produces (MFP).  Ayurdhara is a project of SC/ST Fed.  Ayurdhara Pharmaceutical was set up under the leadership of the federation at Anjeri in Thrissur with the financial assistance of NCDC.  Two effective Panchakarma centres are functioning under the Federation. They are at  Thrissur  Peroorkkada, TVM.  Priyadarsini Transport is related with SC/ST Fed.  Runs a fuel outlet of Indian oil Corporation at Peroorkada, Thiruvananthapuram at premises of the Federation compound with an aim to generate internal revenue. 20  13. NSFDC (National Scheduled Caste Finance and Development Corporation)  Established : 08 February 1989  Headquarters : New Delhi  E-magazine : Unnati  Setup by : Government of India  It was incorporated as a fully owned Government of India Company under Section 8 of the Companies Act, 2013 (Previously Section 25 of the Companies Act, 1956). 14. MATSYA FED (Kerala State Co-operative Federation for Fisheries Development Ltd)  Registered : 19-03-1984  Headquarters : TVM  Store run by Matsya Fed : Vyasa Store  Product : Nutrifish ( Manure )  Anthipacha : The mobile fish market. Started at Kollam District.  Matsya : News letter (Once in three months) 21  Vanitha Bus related to Matsya Fed  Matsyafed Nylon net factory, Kochi,Kannur.  State’s first fishing twine factory (yarn twisting unit) is at Paravur in Alappuzha ( Feb.15.2024).  Matsyafed Input Security Scheme (MISS) is a term related with Matsyafed  Matsyafed established a Chitin & Chitosan Factory at Kollam in 1988 for the separation of chitin from crustacean shell.  Matsyafed Common Pre-Processing Centre, Sakthikulangara, Kollam. 15. FISHCOPFED (National Federation of Fishers Cooperatives Ltd)  Established : 1980 as All India Federation of Fishermen Cooperatives and was renamed as National Federation of Fisheries Cooperatives Ltd. in 1982.  Quarterly Journal  “FISHCOOPS” (bilingual-English and Hindi)  “Minaloka” in ‘Odia’ language.  Circulated to members of fisheries cooperatives -free of cost.  FISHCOPFED is the member of the International Cooperative Fisheries Organization (ICFO). 22  First Fishermen's Co-operative Society : Karla Machhimar Cooperative Society Ltd. (Ratnagiri District of Maharashtra ) (INDIA) 16. HOSPITAL FED (Kerala State Co-operative Hospital Federation Ltd  Registered in : 27-01-1999  Functioning : 27-02-1999  H. Q. : Kochi  Nursing college : Thalassery  Pariyaram Medical College  Established : March 1993 (Kannur)  First medical college to be established under the Cooperative sector in India  It was then called Academy of Medical Sciences (ACME).  Sahakarana Hrudayalaya Super speciality Pariyaram Medical College P.O, Kannur 23  17. VANITHA FED (Kerala State Co-operative Vanitha Apex Federation Ltd)  Registered in : 20-12-2002  Started Function : 01-04-2003  H.Q. : TVM  Tier : Two Tier Structure  Kerakanthi Virgin Coconut oil is traditionally made Virgin Coconut Oil for skin & hair. It gives smooth, healthy, shining and youthful appearance. 18. HOUSE FED (Kerala State Co-operative Housing Federation)  Registered : 23-9-1970  Started functioning : 24-9-1970  HQ : Kochi 19. RUBBER MARK (Kerala State Cooperative Rubber Marketing Federation Ltd)  Registered : 16-03-1971  Started functioning : 30-04-1971  HQ : Kochi  Products : Rubek balloons ( Ernakulam, 2006 ) : Crumb Rubber (Chenappady,1983) 24  Fertilizers : Rubber Mixture : Bharath Jaiva ( Gold )  RubberMark is the only Government agency in India which procures natural rubber directly from the farmers.  Rubbermark has established itself as the largest exporter of natural rubber in the country. 20. KERA FED ( Kerala Kera Karshaka Sahakarana Federation)  Registered : 04-02-1987  Started functioning : 16-09-1987  HQ : TVM  Slogan : Direct to Kitchen KERA : Brand of coconut oil produced by KERAFED  Herbal Hair oil : Kerajam Kesamrith  It is a Agricultural Processing Society 25  21. NAFED (National Agricultural Marketing Federation)  Started functioning in : 2-10-1958  HQ : New Delhi  Branches in Kerala : Kozhikode and Kochi  Foreign Terminal : Dubai  Bio fertilizer plant : Indore (Madhya Pradesh) (1984 - 85) : Bharatpur (Rajasthan) (2000 - 01)  Product : Earl Grey Tea  Publication of NAFED : Co-operative Tour, Coffee table book : Turnaround of NAFED  Registered under : Multi State Co-operative Societies Act.  NHRDF was founded by NAFED.  It is the National level organization of the marketing societies in India.  NAFED is one of the Central Nodal Agencies for procurement of 16 notified agricultural commodities of Oilseeds, Pulses and Cotton under Price Support Scheme (PSS).  Sole Central Nodal Agency for procurement of Milling Copra, Ball Copra and De-husk Coconut under Price Support Scheme. 26  22. NHRDF (National Horticulture Research & Development Foundation )  Established by NAFED : 03-11-1977  Registered under : Societies Registration Act. 1860  HQ : New Delhi  Onion was the first crop on which the NHRDF has started its Research and Development programmes. 23.MARKET FED (Kerala State Cooperative Marketing Federation Ltd)  Apex institution of the marketing Co-operatives in Kerala.  24th December 1942:Begun as a District Wholesale Cooperative Store with area of operation throughout erstwhile Malabar District.  14.01.1943 : It started business  1958:The Store was brought under Plan Scheme and converted into a Marketing Society on 10th August 1960  HQ : Kochi  At the beginning HQ : Kozhikode  1978 : It was shifted to Kochi  It is the apex society enjoys export house status.  “Kerajam” is the brand name of coconut oil produced by Market Fed.  MANY FOOD virgin coconut oil is the product of Market Fed. 27  Marketfed has already started a new line of business by selling Kerala’s own quality spices (black pepper, cardamom, cloves, and cinnamon) in attractive gift boxes in the brand name “Seasonings”. 24.CONSUMER FED (Kerala State Cooperative Consumer Federation Ltd)  Registered : 04/09/1965  Started functioning : 07/10/1965  Registered under : Travancore Cochin Co-operative Society Act 1951  HQ : Kochi  3 Regional distribution centers 1) TVM 2) Kochi 3) Kozhikode  Neethi Store : 1997 (Triveni stores)  Neethi medical store : 1998  Notebook brand name : Triveni  LPG Bottling plant : Palakkad  Suneethi Gas : Launched in 2007.  TIER : 3 Tier  State level : Consumer Fed : Area of operation- One State 28  Central level : District Cooperative Wholesale Store Area of operation- One Revenue district  Primary level : Primary Cooperative Consumer Store : Area of Operation- Panchayath/ Municipality / Few wards in Panchayath/Municipality  First Consumer store in India 1905, Madras (TUCS)  It was registered under 1904 Act. This society still popular in the name Triplicane Urban Cooperative Society  On getting the entire units under networking , they get the honour of “E-Consumerfed” by the Government, the 1st co- operative federation in the State to get such a status. "Consumer stores in India sometimes called Wartime Babies" 25. PCARDB (Primary Co-operative Agricultural and Rural Development Bank)  Means a society having its area of operation confined to a taluk and the principal object of which is to provide for long term credit for agricultural and development activities. 29  DV File Discharged Voucher file. It contains loan application, tax receipt, encumbrance certificate, TER, Voucher, Utilization certificate etc.  Custodian : Valuation officer (Assistant Registrar)  Presumptive value It means the prospective value after the proposed development taken into account. It is a method of valuation followed by PCARD Bank in advance in agriculture development loan.  Incremental Income It means the additional income generated due to the utilization of loan but the member which will add the repaying capacity of the borrower.  TER( Technical Enquiry Report) It is prepared by the Bank supervisor or agricultural officer or valuation officer after visiting the property. It include the possibility of improvement, proposed amount require for the additional income expected such development Up to 4 lakh - Bank Supervisor 4 lakh - 8 lakh - Agricultural officer  Above 8 lakh - Valuation officer (AR) 30  26. MASK (Mutual Arrangement Scheme Kerala) Mask Introduced by KSCB in 1969. It includes all DCB’s and urban banks. The following banking business can be done through this scheme issue of DD, mail transfer, collection of bill ,cheque etc. 27. NCARDBF (National Co-operative Agricultural and Rural Development Bank Federation)  Setup in 1960  Administrated under Multi State Cooperative Societies Act 2002  HQ: Vashi, Mumbai. 28.NAFSCOB (National Federation of State Co-operation Bank Ltd)  Established 19/5/1964 with a view to facilitate the operations of state and central Cooperative banks  HQ: Vashi, Mumbai.  AIMAS- is operated by NAFSCOB.  NAFSCOB BULLETIN is the publication of NAFSCOB One Malayali who become the Chairman of NAFSCOB was K. R ARAVINDAKSHAN 31  29. AIMAS (All India Mutual Arrangement Scheme) Introduced by : NAFSCOB Established in : 21 August 1965 Started functioning : 1967 Established by : T T Krishnachari 30. TRIFED (Tribal Co-operative Marketing Development Federation of India Ltd.) It is the National level apex organization. Came into existence : August 1987 HQ : New Delhi Registered under : Multi-State Co-operative Societies Act,1984 Functioning under : Administrative control of Ministry of Tribal Affairs What is the name of retail outlet of TRIFED : TRIBES INDIA 31. COMARK (Coffee Marketing Co-operative Federation Ltd.) It is formed for the purpose of marketing coffee products in India HQ : Hassan, Karnataka 32 32. Indian coffee House It established in : 10th Feb. 1958 Established by : A. K. Gopalan. HQ. : Thrissur Area of Operation : Thrissur, Ernakulam, Kottayam, Pathanamthitta,Alappuzha, Kollam and TVM. 33.KAIRALI (Handicraft Development Corporation of Kerala Ltd.) It is a Kerala Govt. undertaking Functioning under : Industries department of Kerala Ltd. Incorporated in : 1968. HQ : TVM The sales outlet are named under brand name of KAIRALI 34. COOPTEX (Tamilnadu Handloom Weavers Co- operatives Ltd) Established in : 1935 HQ : Chennai 33 35. Hanveev (Kerala State Handloom Development Corporation Ltd ) HQ : Kannur Established in : 1968 Object : Supporting the Handloom Weaves of Kerala on financial marketing Former Name : Kerala State Handloom Finance Corporation Later it was changed the name Kerala State Handloom Development Corporation Ltd. 36. NCDFI (National Co-operative dairy federation of India ltd) It is the apex organization of the Cooperative Dairy structure. Registered on : 7th December 1970 Registered under : Bombay Co-operative societies Act,VII 1925. 34 1984 : Started functioning as the apex body of cooperative dairy industry December 1986 : Shifted its HQ from Delhi to Anand 1987 : NCDFI Bye-law amended to bring it's under the provisions of Multi State Co-operative Societies Act 37. AMUL (Anand Milk Union Ltd) Established : 1946 December 14 Founder : Tribhuvandas Kishibhai Patel Under the inspiration of : Sardar Vallabhai Patel Guidance of : Morarji Desai. 1st Dairy Cooperative Society : Katra Dairy Cooperative Society 1913 (Allahabad UP) 35  DR.VERGHESE KURIEN Born on : November 26, 1921 at Kozhikode Died on : 9 September 2012 Architect of “Operation Flood”, the largest dairy development programme in the world Dr. Verghese Kurien has enabled India to become the largest milk producer in the World. He is also known as “Father of White Revolution” or “Dudhwala of India”. Founder of IRMA (Institute of Rural Management Anand) Founder Chairman of National Dairy Development Board from 1965 to 1998 & the Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd, from 1973 to 2006 38. NDDB (National Dairy Development Board) Registered : 26th September 1965 ( PY) : 16th July 1965 NDDB Act : 1987 HQ : Anand, Gujarat Founded by : Dr. Verghese Kurian Operation Flood Program was introduced by NDDB : 1st July 1970 36 OPERATION FLOOD ( White Revolution )  Associated with increasing milk production  Launched in : 13 January 1970  Operation Flood's objectives included : : Increase milk production ("a flood of milk") : Augment rural incomes : Reasonable prices for consumers  Operation Flood was implemented in three phases.  Phase I - ( 1970-1980) Financed by the European Union  Phase II- (1981-85) Financed by World bank.  Phase III - (1985-1996) 39.NCCF (National Co-operative Consumer Federation) It is a National apex institution in the consumer sector of co-operative movement. Established in : 1965 HQ : New Delhi Started functioning from : 1966 NCCF started 1st department store in co-operative sector at Delhi in 1966 (Nehru palace) 37 Price Supporting Scheme (PSS) relates to NCCF (Centrally Sponsored Scheme for consumer - 1962 ) NCCF is governed by Multi State Co-operative Societies Act. 40. COIRFED Registered : 27/10/1979 HQ : Alappuzha Products : DUST OUT : Coco Geo fabric : Deep Sleep : Coco Plus : Coco green It was organized by amalgamating Coir marketing societies working at Kollam, Alappuzha, Kochi and Calicut. 41. Coir Board Established in : 1954 Established by : Government of India Established as per : Coir Industries Act 1953 HQ : Kochi 38 2 Regional offices : Bangalore : Visakapattanam Publications : Coir News ( Monthly ) Central Coir Research Institute : Kalavoor, Alappuzha Central Institute of Coir Technology : Bangalore 42. HANTEX (Kerala State Handloom Weaver Co-operative Society)  Established in : 1961  Tier : 2 tier  Registered Under : Kerala State Handloom Weavers Co-operative Society Act 1960  HQ : TVM  It was organized by : Amalgamation of; 1. Travancore Sreemoolam Handloom weavers cooperative society (TVM) 2. Cochin Central Weavers Cooperative society (Thrissur) 3. Kerala Handloom weavers Cooperative society (Calicut) 39 43. SPCS (Sahithya Pravarthaka Co-operative Society)  Type : Primary society  Registered : 30th April 1945 (Old reference 13th April 1945)  HQ : Kottayam  1st secretary : Karur Neelakanda Pillai  1st president : MP Paul  Registered under : Travancore Co-operative Societies Act 1914  Magazine : NBS Bulletin (Monthly)  Book Stall : National Book Stall (NBS)  Symbol : Duck  Started by : 12 writers  Old name : Sahithya Sakhyam  1st Book : Thakazhiyude Kadhakal (1945)  Award : Akshara Puraskaram 40 44. RAIDCO (Regional Agro Industrial Development Co-operation of Kerala Ltd.)  Registered : 31st August 1972  HQ : Kannur  RAIDCO UNITS  Fruit canning unit : Mattannoor , Kannur  Pump set Manufacturing unit : Kanjikod, Palakkad  Curry Powder Factory : Mavilayil, Kannur  Raidco Agro Machinery Unit : Andaman Nicobar Islands  Raidco Agricultural Workshop cum Service Centre : Kannothumchal, Kannur  Type : Federal Society  Rubber roller manufacturing unit : Kannur 41 45. RUBCO (Kerala State Rubber Co-operative Ltd.)  HQ : Kannur  Registered : (9th June) 1997  Started functioning : (13th July) 1997  Rubber Coir Mattress Unit : Pambady , Kottayam  Shoe Manufacturing Unit : Thalassery , Kannur  RUBCO Auditorium : Kannur  Type : Primary Agro Industrial Society  Products  Rainbow Chappal  Nutrico (Coconut oil) (2006)  Lushoil (Baby oil)  Rubwood 46. CAMPCO (Central Arecanut and Cocoa Marketing and Processing Co-operative Ltd.)  HQ : Mangalore  Registered : 11th July 1973  Registered under : Multi Unit Co-operative Societies Act 1942 42  Presently working : Multi State Co-operative Societies Act 2002  Area of operation : Kerala & Karnataka  Chocolate factory : Puthoor, Karnataka (1986)  GM : From Karnataka  Secretary : From Kerala  Financial assistance : Kerala State Co-operative Bank  Founder president : Varanashi Subraya Bhat  47. IFFCO (Indian Farmers Fertilizer Co- operative Ltd.) Registered on : 3rd November 1967 Registered under : Multi Unit Co-operative Societies Act 1942 Now,Working under : Multi State Co-operative Societies Act 2002 Head Quarters : New Delhi. Board of Directors : 30 members. 1st Fertilizer Plant : Kalol Indian Forestry Development Co-operative and Kisan Seva Trust are promoted by IFFCO 43  It established a Charity Trust known as Kisan Seva Trust to provide Relief and Rehabilitation of Victims of natural calamities and earthquake etc. It is the largest producer of Urea in the World IFFCO in collaboration with NCDC in the process of Development of Financially weaker marketing society. FSC - Farmers Service Centre is established by IFFCO. Kisan International Trading (KIT) is a wholly owned subsidiary of IFFCO 48. Kerala Dinesh Beedi Workers Central Co-operative Society  Registered : 15-02-1969.  Headquarters : Kannur  Formed under : Beedi and Cigar workers conditions of Employment Act. 1966.  Founder : G. K. Panicker  Product : Hi Mango ( Fruit Juice) 44 49. NHB - National Housing Bank  Headquarters : New Delhi  Established : 9th July 1988  NHB Act : 1987 50. KRIBHCO ( Krishak Bharati Co-operative Ltd.)  Headquarters : Noida, UP  Registered : 17th April 1980  Formed Under : Multi State Co-operative Societies Act 2002  Also called : World premium fertilizers producing Co-operatives  Main products : Urea, Ammonia, Bio- fertilizer, Argon seeds  Ammonium plant : Hazira, Gujarat  Other factories : : 1. Varanasi, UP : 2. Lanja , Maharashtra 45 51. HUDCO (Housing and Urban Development Corporation) HQ : New Delhi Incorporated on : 25th April 1970 Fully owned by : Government of India Under : Companies Act 1956 Old Name : The Housing and Urban Development Finance Corporation Private Limited. 52. NLCF (National Labour Co-operative Federation Ltd)  Apex organization of labour co-operative society, which was formed to help and develop working of labour co-operatives.  Established : 1981  HQ : New Delhi 46 53. CAPE (Co-operative Academy for Professional Education)  Established in : 1999  HQ : Cobank Towers, TVM  Under : Travancore Cochin Literary, Scientific and Charitable Societies Act -1955  Governing body : 26 members  Executive committee : 7 members  Under CAPE : 9 engineering colleges : One management institute : One finishing school (Punnapra) : A hospital at Punnapra ( Sagara)  KIMB : Kerala Institute for Making the Best (Punnapra)  Chairman : Chief minister (Ex-Officio)  Vice chairman : Co-operative minister (Ex- Officio)  Major shares of working capital contributed by KSCB and DCB. 47